Shannon LeCompte | Downtown Charleston Bridal | Charleston Wedding Photographer
There are probably 1,049 reasons why I absolutely LOVE Bridal sessions. One of which being that I get to spend some one-on-one time photographing a lovely&beaming Bride in a beautiful dress. It's divine. Shannon and I had a lot of fun walking around downtown. This girl is so photogenic and natural in front of the camera, which made for a really relaxed session! I have been anxiously waiting for Shannon and Nick's Wedding to come so I could finally share these lovely photos! Congrats to the wonderful Bride and Groom!












Featured posts:
Planning a Charleston maternity session? Here’s everything I walk my own clients through first: the best time to book, my favorite spots around the Lowcountry, what to wear, and how fast you’ll actually see your photos.
Here’s exactly what to expect at your in-home newborn session in Charleston, from timing and what to bring to how we work around your baby’s schedule.
A romantic wedding at The William Aiken House in Charleston, SC, captured by Cana Dunlap Photography. See the venue, the details, and the full day.
Here’s how I think about choosing a family photographer in Charleston, from style and location to outfits and timing.
After 300+ weddings, here's what I wish every couple knew before booking a photographer, from timelines to first looks to why the cheapest quote isn't always the best deal.
I’ve had the honor of shooting at Cannon Green in Charleston, SC multiple times this year and I love it more and more with every wedding that I shoot there! Lauren and Shane got married there this spring and their wedding day was a dream. The weather was bright and breezy and their “First Look” on Chalmers street was absolutely breathtaking. Read more about their story below!
Fifteen years of shooting Charleston weddings taught me this: the best photographer for you isn’t the one with the flashiest portfolio. Here’s what actually matters when you’re picking someone to capture your day, from style fit to turnaround time to what “unposed” really means.